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“Be job creators, not job seekers” — Union Minister Chirag Paswan’s advice to youth at Parbhani

Common Incubation Centre inaugurated at Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth; confidence that food processing will transform the face of Marathwada

Parbhani, (Maharashtra) [India], June 30: “Young people should become job creators rather than job seekers — that is, entrepreneurs; and the food processing industry is the real path to sustainable development for a region like Marathwada,” said Union Minister for Food Processing Industries Chirag Paswan. He was speaking at the inauguration of the Common Incubation Centre (Jaggery, Sugarcane Juice & Spices Processing Unit) set up at Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth (VNMKV), Parbhani, under the Ministry of Food Processing Industries’ (MOFPI) Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) scheme.

In a region like Marathwada — and particularly at an agricultural university — there had been no precedent of a Union Minister visiting in person to take such a substantial step in the food processing sector. For the first time in the university’s history, a Union Minister himself came and dedicated the centre to the nation, making it a special highlight of the programme.

“Union Minister Chirag Paswan inaugurates the Common Incubation Centre at VNMKV, Parbhani, under MOFPI–PMFME ODOP; Guardian Minister Meghana Bordikar-Sakore also seen.”

What the centre offers

Established for processing jaggery and a range of beverages from sugarcane, along with turmeric, chilli and other spices, the centre will provide students, farmers, self-help groups, Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) and budding entrepreneurs with access to modern technology, training, product development and quality-testing facilities under one roof. With raw farm produce being processed locally, value will be added, farmers will fetch better prices, and the wastage of foodgrains will be curbed, the Minister said.

Such incubation centres are being set up across the country, he noted, and the core aim of the PMFME scheme is to add value to local farm produce, strengthen micro food enterprises, and create new ventures and employment opportunities for youth and women. He also emphasised that by strengthening the “Farm to Fork” chain, these centres will play an important role in advancing the goal of doubling farmers’ incomes.

On Marathwada’s drought

Speaking on the issue of drought in Marathwada and the low incomes of farmers, the Minister assured that the Central and State governments have, from time to time, taken the necessary steps to help farmers, and that appropriate assistance will continue to be provided to those in need. He expressed the hope that, through the processing industry, Marathwada would stand not merely as a “region of relief” but as a “region of opportunity.”

Guardian Minister Meghana Bordikar-Sakore’s address

On the occasion, Minister of State for Women & Child Development and Guardian Minister of Parbhani District, Meghana Bordikar-Sakore, expressed confidence that the coordinated work of the State and Central governments in the field of value addition and processing would transform the face of Marathwada. The establishment of such a centre in a district like Parbhani, she said, is a major opportunity for farmers and youth, and local women’s self-help groups and micro-entrepreneurs would benefit directly from it. She added that the processing industry can be an effective vehicle for the economic empowerment of women, and assured that the State government is committed to delivering the benefits of central schemes to the last person in the chain.

CASMB’s role and the initiative of Marathwada’s sons

Much of the credit for shaping this initiative goes to the Chamber for Advancement of Small and Medium Businesses (CASMB). Founded in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic and headquartered at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai, CASMB has grown into a national-level chamber dedicated to empowering MSME entrepreneurs and helping them reach the next level of success. Aligned with the vision of an “Atmanirbhar Bharat,” it works to turn business ideas and new concepts into viable, profitable ventures — with a stated commitment to first- and second-generation entrepreneurs, young people, women and start-ups.

The chamber’s support runs through a set of focused initiatives — Startup Buddy mentorship, Technology Transfer, a Weekly Knowledge Forum, Finance Facilitation, and MoUs with industry and institutions — that together help small enterprises build capability, adopt new technology and reach markets. CASMB places special emphasis on the agri sector, viewing value addition and food processing as a direct route to doubling farmers’ incomes and to bringing the culture of entrepreneurship to students and rural youth at an early stage. It is precisely this approach — connecting MSMEs, agriculture, academia and government — that has now taken concrete shape in the Parbhani Common Incubation Centre.

Notably, behind this achievement stand two “Agricos” deeply rooted in the soil of Marathwada — CASMB Chairman Dr. Prabodh Halde and Secretary General Dr. Umesh Kamble. As true sons of Marathwada, bound to this land by ties of belonging, the two took the initiative to repay their debt to the soil that shaped them — and that is why this became possible. On the occasion, Dr. Umesh Kamble met Union Minister Paswan and gave a full assurance of training, technology transfer and industrial cooperation for the development of Marathwada, pledging that CASMB would extend continuous support to carry modern food processing technology to local farmers and entrepreneurs, and to mentor the region’s emerging food-processing units.

The university’s role and other dignitaries

VNMKV Vice-Chancellor Dr. Indra Mani, along with the university, played a key role in establishing the centre. Serving as a bridge between research and industry, the university expects the centre to be useful in giving students hands-on experience and training in the processing sector. Member of Parliament Sanjay Jadhav, along with several public representatives, officials and dignitaries, was present at the event.

The new language of tomorrow’s Marathwada

Value addition, processing and entrepreneurship are not just words but the new language of tomorrow’s Marathwada. That the farmer’s toil should be valued, that young hands should find work, and that this region should march firmly towards self-reliance — this is being seen as the first decisive step in that direction. Through the coordination of the Central and State governments, the cooperation of organisations like CASMB, and the initiative of Marathwada’s sons, the programme expressed confidence that a revolutionary change will come to this region in the years ahead.

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June 30, 2026
Have You Heard of HIFU? The Non-Surgical Skin Tightening Treatment Celebrities Swear by to Combat Signs of Ageing

New Delhi [India], June 30: If you have been a keen observer of the latest trends in the world of aesthetics, there is a good chance that you might have heard of High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU). This non-invasive anti-ageing treatment has become a rage in the beauty world and among celebrities for its skin tightening, facial transformation, and collagen-boosting effects, all without surgery or downtime. So, how does this technology work, and what makes it an effective treatment for ageing-related skin concerns? Let’s understand from the experts.

What is HIFU?

HIFU (High Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure used for skin tightening and lifting. In this treatment, focused ultrasound energy is delivered into the deep layers of the skin to lift, tighten, and promote collagen production without harming the skin’s surface. This treatment is highly effective in addressing several skin concerns caused by ageing, like skin elasticity, fine lines, wrinkles, and results in youthful and firmer skin over time. Since HIFU is non-invasive, involves no cuts or needles, has zero downtime, and delivers natural results over time, people prefer it over surgical facelifts for facial rejuvenation, double chin reduction, and neck tightening.

Understanding the Science Behind HIFU Treatment

Dr. Vineeta Pathak, Chief Aesthetician at Dr. Haror’s Wellness, New Delhi, explains, “HIFU works by delivering focused ultrasound energy targeting the deep dermis and superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS), the foundation layer of the skin. These waves create controlled microthermal lesions in the deeper layers of the skin without damaging the surface or surrounding tissues. It triggers the body’s natural healing response. As the skin heals, it starts producing more collagen and elastin—two important proteins that keep our skin firm, tight, and youthful. Over time, this helps in lifting sagging skin, improving skin texture, and even reducing small fat deposits in targeted areas like the jawline or double chin. It is a gradual process, and results improve over a few weeks.”

Who Can Benefit from HIFU Skin Tightening?

According to Dr. Vineeta, “HIFU is an ideal anti-ageing solution for those who are at the onset of ageing and begin to experience fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, and loss of firmness. This procedure is particularly beneficial for those who desire firm and youthful skin but get anxious or nervous with needles or cuts, and are looking for non-surgical anti-ageing procedures to lift and tighten areas like the face, jawline, neck, or double chin. People in their 30s to 50s often see good results, although suitability can vary from person to person. Over time, the treatment can also improve skin tone, texture, and give your face a more refreshed and youthful appearance.”

How Soon Can You See Results and How Long Do They Last?

This is where patience matters, says Dr. Navnit Haror, a gold medalist dermatologist and founder of Dr. Haror’s Wellness, New Delhi. He further elaborates, “HIFU is not an overnight transformation. Unlike other anti-ageing treatments like Botox and fillers, which deliver immediate results, HIFU takes time to show visible results as collagen production takes time. One can see the visible results of HIFU treatment after 6-8 weeks, which keep improving over 3–4 months as collagen production increases. Speaking on how long results last, he says the results can last up to 12 months.”

How Much Does HIFU Treatment Cost?

According to Dr. Vineeta, the HIFU treatment cost is calculated based on the number of shots required, which is determined after a detailed skin assessment. Normally, the per-shot cost of HIFU treatment in Delhi ranges between ₹150 and ₹200 or more. The total number of shots required depends on the treatment area and the extent of skin laxity. For example, a jawline treatment may require around 200–300 shots, which may cost between ₹30,000 – ₹60,000, excluding additional charges. For a full-face treatment, one may need 500–600 shots, which can take total cost around ₹75,000 to ₹120,000. She further says that while cost is an important consideration, one should ensure that the treatment is performed using an authentic HIFU device by a qualified and experienced dermatologist to achieve safe and effective results.

Overall, HIFU anti-ageing treatment is the best way to combat early and visible signs of ageing without going under the knife. It utilizes your body’s own healing potential to boost collagen production and help you achieve more youthful and rejuvenated skin.

FAQs

Q. Is HIFU treatment painful?

Most people who underwent this treatment reported that it was not painful. It was well tolerated, with only mild tingling, warmth, or slight discomfort during the procedure.

Q. How long does it take to see results after HIFU treatment?

Most people start noticing visible improvements within 2 to 3 months as new collagen forms. Results continue to improve over the following months.

Q. How long do HIFU results last?

HIFU results typically last between 12 and 18 months, depending on age, skin condition, and lifestyle factors.

Disclaimer: This article is intended for general informational purposes only. Please consult the respected healthcare professional for personalized medical advice or treatment.

June 30, 2026
7 Months, 70 Franchises: How Kesaria Textile Company Is Transforming India’s Apparel Retail Landscape

Ritesh Modi-led Kesaria Bazaar scales to 70 franchises in seven months through a factory-direct, zero-royalty retail model.

Surat (Gujarat) [India], June 30: In a remarkable demonstration of rapid business expansion, Kesaria Textile Company has established 70 franchise outlets in just seven months through its retail venture, Kesaria Bazaar. The achievement underscores the company’s vision to modernize India’s traditional apparel retail ecosystem through technology, operational efficiency, and a factory-direct business model.

Founded by textile entrepreneur Ritesh Modi, the Surat-headquartered company operates from a centralized infrastructure spanning over 1 lakh square feet and has emerged as one of the fastest-growing organized players in the apparel distribution space. With a valuation exceeding ₹100 crore, the company has built a strong presence across multiple states, including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, and Chhattisgarh, while also expanding into neighboring markets such as Nepal.

Breaking the Traditional Retail Cycle

For decades, India’s apparel retail industry has relied heavily on intermediaries, fragmented supply chains, and prolonged credit cycles that often reduce profitability for retailers. Kesaria Bazaar has sought to address these longstanding challenges through a direct factory-to-retail franchise model that eliminates middlemen and provides entrepreneurs with direct access to manufacturing capabilities.

The company follows a strict cash-and-carry approach, enabling franchise partners to operate without the burden of excessive credit dependencies while maintaining greater control over inventory and cash flow.

A Franchise Model Designed for Growth

The rapid expansion of Kesaria Bazaar has been driven by a franchise structure focused on simplifying operations while maximizing profitability for store owners.

Franchise partners benefit from direct manufacturing access, allowing them to source products without multiple layers of distribution and retain stronger margins. The company also operates on a zero-royalty framework, ensuring that franchise owners keep their earnings without recurring royalty obligations.

Every outlet is equipped with integrated ERP systems, barcode-enabled inventory management, and digital billing infrastructure, creating a streamlined retail experience. Through mobile-based inventory access, partners can track trends, monitor stock levels, and place replenishment orders directly from their smartphones.

To maintain consistency across locations, Kesaria Textile Company also provides support for store design, branding, and showroom development, helping local retailers create organized and professional shopping environments. Franchisees further benefit from centralized marketing resources, promotional campaigns, and branded content designed to strengthen local visibility and customer engagement.

Building a New Retail Ecosystem

According to the company, its mission extends beyond opening stores. The broader objective is to empower existing garment retailers and aspiring entrepreneurs by providing them with transparent pricing, direct factory access, and technology-enabled retail systems.

By combining centralized production, digital inventory management, and standardized retail processes, Kesaria Textile Company is creating a scalable ecosystem designed to support sustainable growth for retailers across India and international markets.

Vision 2030

With 70 franchise locations already operational, Kesaria Textile Company has outlined an ambitious roadmap for the future. The company aims to build a network of more than 150 franchises globally while working toward a valuation milestone of ₹500 crore under its Vision 2030 strategy.

As India’s apparel sector increasingly embraces organized retail and technology-driven business models, Kesaria Bazaar’s rapid growth reflects a larger shift within the industry. Under the leadership of Ritesh Modi, Kesaria Textile Company continues to position itself at the forefront of this transformation, creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs while redefining the future of textile retail.

June 30, 2026
Rain, Humidity, Hair Fall, Oily Skin? Delhi’s Top Dermatologist Shares Tips to Manage Skin & Hair During the Monsoon
New Delhi [India], June 30: We all love the monsoon. We eagerly wait for it as it brings much-needed relief from the scorching summer heat with rain and a cool breeze. The rainy season is all about getting drenched in the rain, eating your favourite snacks, and drinking hot tea while watching the rain from your window or balcony. Isn’t this season really exciting?

But here is the sad part about this season—with all its excitement and romanticism, it also poses serious challenges for your skin and hair. From excessive oiliness and acne breakouts to frizzy hair and seasonal hair fall, the increased humidity in the air can disrupt the natural balance of your skin and scalp. If you want to enjoy the monsoon without any skin or hair concerns, you must make a few essential changes to your skincare and haircare routines.

Dr. Vineeta Pathak, skin specialist in Delhi at Dr. Haror’s Wellness, says, “An increase in skin and hair issues during the rainy season is very common and can be attributed to the presence of excessive moisture in the air, sweat, environmental pollutants, and microbial growth. This creates a perfect breeding ground for fungal infections, dandruff, acne, clogged pores, and other related concerns. However, with proper precautions, these issues can be effectively managed.”

Why Monsoon Takes a Toll on Skin and Hair

During the monsoon, humidity levels rise significantly, leading to increased sebum production in the skin. This results in clogged pores, acne, fungal infections, dullness, and sticky skin. Likewise, the scalp is more likely to become sweaty, itchy, and flaky, while weakened hair roots can lead to increased hair shedding. Unfortunately, many people think that cooler temperatures mean less care is required for the skin and hair, which is not true, say expert dermatologists. In fact, the rainy season demands a more targeted approach.

Monsoon Skincare: Keep It Clean, Light and Balanced

Talking about seasonal skin concerns, Dr. Vineeta Pathak, a renowned skin specialist in Delhi at Dr. Haror’s Wellness, says that the focus during the monsoon season should be on maintaining a clean and balanced skincare routine. She further adds, “One common mistake that people often make during the rainy season is over-moisturizing or using heavy products that clog pores. The humidity is already very high during the monsoon, which results in increased oil production in the skin, particularly in oily and combination skin types. Therefore, the focus should be on gentle cleansing, lightweight hydration, and proper sun protection.”

According to her, the following skin care tips can help keep your skin healthy during the rainy season:
- Cleanse your face twice a day with a gentle, mild cleanser that suits your skin type.
- Use only non-comedogenic, lightweight moisturizing products to keep the skin hydrated without making it greasy.
- Apply sunscreen daily, even on cloudy days, as harmful UV rays can pass through clouds.
- Try to avoid touching your face with unclean hands.
- Exfoliate 1–2 times a week to get rid of dead skin cells and keep pores clear.
- Keep makeup minimal and use breathable products.
- Drink plenty of water and eat antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables.
Expert Haircare Tips for the Rainy Season

Celebrity hair transplant surgeon and renowned trichologist Dr. Navnit Haror (Gold Medalist), founder of Dr. Haror’s Wellness, believes seasonal hair fall can be easily managed with proper scalp care and early intervention. He says, “During monsoon, our scalp remains damp for a long time, either due to rain or excessive sweating caused by high humidity in the environment. Excess moisture, pollutants, and microbial growth can weaken hair roots and make the scalp more vulnerable to irritation and hair shedding. The key is to maintain scalp hygiene and avoid practices that cause additional stress to the hair.”

Dr. Haror, the best dermatologist for hair loss, recommends these tips to take care of your hair during the monsoon:
- Wash your hair regularly using sulphate-free, mild shampoos to remove pollutants, dirt, and sweat.
- Use a hydrating conditioner to lock in moisture, reduce frizz, and make detangling easier.
- Use a deep conditioning mask once a week to replenish moisture and restore smooth, healthy hair texture.
- Massage your scalp with lukewarm oil like coconut, almond, or argan oil. It improves blood circulation, restores hair shine, and reduces frizz.
- Do not leave rainwater on the scalp for too long.
- Make sure the scalp is thoroughly dry before tying your hair.
- Do not overuse heat styling tools, as they can damage the hair shafts.
- Eat foods that provide protein, iron, zinc, and vitamins to support hair health.
- If you notice consistent, excessive hair loss, consult a hair specialist as soon as possible.
Lifestyle Habits Matter More Than You Think

Expert dermatologists at Dr. Haror’s Wellness are also of the opinion that relying entirely on hair and skin care products is not enough. Your skin and scalp need support from within. They warn that certain lifestyle habits are secretly ruining your skin and hair, such as excessive smoking and alcohol consumption, poor diet, inadequate sleep, stress, and nutritional deficiencies, which often worsen both skin and hair concerns during the monsoon. Maintaining a balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants can strengthen the skin barrier and hair follicles. Regular exercise and stress management techniques such as yoga and meditation can go a long way in maintaining healthy hair and skin.

When Should You See a Hair or Skin Specialist?

Though acne breakouts, oiliness, clogged pores, and mild shedding are normal during the monsoon, they should not be ignored if they persist for longer. It is better to consult a skin specialist or an expert hair doctor to get your problem addressed. Sometimes, these can be early signs of severe acne, skin infections, scalp inflammation, dandruff, or hair loss.

Changes in weather conditions can affect your daily routine, but following a holistic routine can help keep your skin and hair healthy and beautiful. With these tips from expert dermatologists, you can enjoy the rainy season without damaging your skin and hair.

However, if you’re facing any issues with your skin or hair during the monsoon, it is better to consult a skin specialist in Delhi, a hair doctor, or a certified trichologist on time to get to the root of the problem and treat it accordingly before it gets worse.

FAQs

Q1. Why does hair fall increase in the monsoon?

Due to high humidity and excessive moisture in the air, the scalp remains damp most of the time, which weakens hair roots, thus leading to increased hair fall during the monsoon.

Q2. How can I control oily skin during the rain?

With a proper skincare routine, you can keep your skin free from excessive oil. Include these in your skincare routine during the monsoon: a gentle cleanser, a lightweight moisturizer, and sunscreen. You should avoid heavy makeup and pore-clogging products.

Q3. When should I see a dermatologist?

You should consult a dermatologist if your hair or skin concerns persist for more than a few weeks.

Disclaimer: This article is intended for general informational purposes only. Please consult the respected healthcare professional for personalized medical advice or treatment.
June 30, 2026
Veteran Broadcaster and Actor Krishan Tandon Chronicles an Extraordinary Life Journey in His Debut Memoir Chasing Chaos

Hampshire [United Kingdom], June 30: Renowned broadcaster, actor, and voice-over artist Krishan Tandon has announced the release of his debut memoir, Chasing Chaos, a deeply personal and candid account of a life shaped by ambition, resilience, relationships, and self-discovery.

Drawing from decades of experiences across India and the United Kingdom, Chasing Chaos offers readers an intimate glimpse into the triumphs, challenges, and defining moments that have shaped the author’s remarkable journey.

More than a memoir, the book is a reflection on life’s complexities and the lessons that emerge from navigating them.

“This book is not just a recollection of events, but a reflection of a life lived with purpose, mistakes, triumphs, and lessons that often came the hard way,” says Tandon. “Within these pages, readers will find truth—sometimes messy, sometimes beautiful, but always mine.”

A Journey Across Continents and Careers

Born and raised in Northern India, Krishan Tandon developed an early passion for communication, storytelling, and performance. His professional career began with All India Radio, Delhi, where he worked as an announcer and drama artist for over two decades.

During his time in Delhi, Tandon became actively involved in the city’s vibrant theatre scene through a theatre group based in Mandi House, one of India’s most celebrated cultural and performing arts centers. This period played a pivotal role in shaping his creative identity and deepening his connection to storytelling.

In 1992, Tandon relocated to the United Kingdom, embarking on a new chapter in his life and career. He joined the BBC Hindi Service, where he worked as a broadcaster and journalist for thirteen years, connecting with audiences across the globe through trusted news coverage and insightful programming.

Alongside his broadcasting career, Tandon continued to pursue his passion for acting and voice performance. Over the years, he has appeared in numerous Bollywood productions as well as international films, earning recognition for his versatility and dedication to the craft.

The Story Behind Chasing Chaos

For Krishan Tandon, writing Chasing Chaos was a deeply emotional and challenging experience.

The memoir explores the realities of his life with honesty and openness, touching on personal relationships, career milestones, difficult decisions, and transformative experiences that have influenced his path.

The title itself reflects the nature of the journey he describes—a life marked by unexpected turns, personal struggles, and the relentless pursuit of meaning amid uncertainty.

Unlike traditional autobiographies that focus solely on achievements, Chasing Chaos embraces both successes and setbacks, offering readers an authentic portrayal of the human experience.

The book examines how life’s most challenging moments often become the source of its greatest lessons, encouraging readers to reflect on their own journeys with courage and honesty.

A Story of Truth and Reflection

At the heart of Chasing Chaos lies a commitment to truth.

Tandon does not shy away from discussing the realities of relationships, personal mistakes, and difficult experiences. Instead, he approaches them with reflection and sincerity, presenting a narrative that is both relatable and inspiring.

The memoir serves as a reminder that growth often emerges from adversity and that every chapter of life, whether joyful or painful, contributes to the person we ultimately become.

Readers can expect an engaging narrative that combines personal storytelling with broader reflections on family, identity, ambition, and resilience.

An Inspiring Read for a Global Audience

Having lived and worked across two countries and multiple creative industries, Krishan Tandon brings a unique perspective to his writing. His experiences in broadcasting, theatre, journalism, film, and voice artistry provide a rich backdrop for a story that resonates across cultures and generations.

Chasing Chaos will appeal to readers who enjoy memoirs that are honest, thought-provoking, and deeply human. It is a book for anyone who has faced challenges, pursued dreams, navigated complicated relationships, or sought meaning through life’s unpredictable journey.

About the Author

Krishan Tandon grew up in Northern India and currently resides in Hampshire, United Kingdom, with his wife and children.

He worked as an announcer and drama artist with All India Radio, Delhi for 22 years and later joined the BBC Hindi Service in the United Kingdom as a broadcaster and journalist, serving for 13 years.

An accomplished actor and voice-over artist, he has appeared in numerous Bollywood and international film productions. Chasing Chaos marks his debut as an author and presents a powerful account of a life lived across cultures, professions, and personal transformations.

Book Details

Title: Chasing Chaos
Author: Krishan Tandon
Genre: Memoir / Autobiography

Through Chasing Chaos, Krishan Tandon invites readers into a deeply personal journey—one defined by courage, reflection, and the enduring belief that every experience, no matter how chaotic, contributes to the story of who we become.

The book is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.in/Chasing-Chaos-Krishan-Tandon/dp/9373102427

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June 30, 2026
Lost Your Property Papers? You Could Still Sell Your Home Legally. Here’s How!
Saurabh Garg, cofounder and CBO of NoBroker

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 30: Losing an original property sale deed is every homeowner’s nightmare. It can stall a property sale, create panic among buyers, complicate bank approvals, and even expose owners to potential fraud risks. For NRIs and families handling property transactions remotely, the stress can multiply overnight.

But here’s the good news: losing the original sale deed does not mean losing ownership of your property.

Under Indian property laws, a property can still be legally sold even if the original sale deed is missing provided the correct legal process is followed.

A recent Hyderabad property transaction involving an NRI seller highlights how important awareness and timely legal action can be when critical property documents go missing.

Why the Sale Deed Matters So Much

A sale deed is the most important legal document in a property transaction. It officially records the transfer of ownership from seller to buyer and contains details such as property description, ownership history, sale value, and registration details.

In most cases, the sale deed acts as the primary proof of ownership. Banks, buyers, housing societies, and government authorities rely on it during resale, registration, loan approvals, and legal verification.

Without it, property transactions can become significantly more complicated.

What Happens If You Lose the Original Sale Deed?

A missing sale deed can trigger several practical and legal challenges:
- Buyers may hesitate due to ownership concerns
- Banks may delay or reject loan approvals
- Additional legal verification may become necessary
- Fraud or ownership disputes may arise if the loss is not officially reported
Property owners often assume that losing the original deed means the property cannot be sold anymore. In reality, Indian law allows owners to proceed with the transaction if they complete certain legal formalities and obtain supporting documentation.

Can You Sell Property Without the Original Sale Deed?

Yes. A property can still be sold legally even if the original sale deed has been lost.

However, the owner must establish that:
- the document was genuinely lost,
- the ownership remains valid,
- and there are no disputes or encumbrances linked to the property.
To do this, authorities and buyers usually require a combination of legal records and supporting documents.

What You Need to Do If Property Documents Are Lost

Legal experts recommend taking the following steps immediately after discovering the loss:

1. File an FIR

The first step is registering a police complaint regarding the missing document. This creates an official legal record and protects the owner from possible misuse or fraudulent claims.

2. Publish a Newspaper Notice

A public notice regarding the lost document is typically published in newspapers to invite objections or claims, if any.

3. Obtain a Certified Copy of the Sale Deed

A certified copy can be obtained from the Sub-Registrar’s Office where the property was originally registered. This document becomes critical for future transactions.

4. Secure Supporting Legal Documents

Depending on the case, additional documents may include:
- Encumbrance Certificate
- Advocate certification
- Identity and ownership proof
- Non-traceable certificate
- Indemnity bond
- Power of Attorney documents for NRIs
A Real-Life Case: An NRI Who Lost Her Sale Deed Before Selling

A recent Hyderabad property sale involving an NRI owner shows how complicated these situations can become.

The property owner had misplaced her original sale deed at Mumbai Airport while preparing to sell her Hyderabad property. Although she possessed a certified copy of the document, she was uncertain about the legal process required to complete the sale.

The situation quickly became challenging:
- buyers were hesitant,
- loan approvals became difficult,
- and filing FIRs across two cities created jurisdiction-related complications.
To resolve the issue, NoBroker’s legal experts helped coordinate multiple steps simultaneously:
- filing FIRs in Mumbai and Hyderabad,
- initiating document recovery procedures,
- publishing public notices,
- obtaining advocate certification,
- and regularising the matter with the jurisdictional Sub-Registrar’s Office.
Once the certified documents and legal formalities were completed, the property transaction was able to proceed successfully.

The case highlights an important point: documentation gaps can often be solved legally if addressed early and systematically.

Why Buyers Panic When Original Documents Are Missing

In India’s real estate market, buyers are already cautious about title clarity and legal ownership. Missing original documents can immediately raise concerns around:
- disputed ownership,
- fake transactions,
- duplicate sales,
- or hidden liabilities.
Banks are equally cautious because the original sale deed is usually required while processing home loans.

This is why prompt legal action and transparent documentation become extremely important. A properly regularised case with certified copies and legal verification can restore buyer confidence significantly.

How Long Does the Process Take?

The timeline varies depending on:
- the state where the property is registered,
- FIR processing,
- registrar office procedures,
- and whether jurisdictional complications are involved.
Simple cases may be resolved within a few weeks, while more complicated situations especially involving NRIs or multiple cities — may take longer.

The Biggest Mistake Property Owners Make

Many property owners delay action after losing important documents, assuming they might eventually “turn up somewhere.”

Legal experts say this delay can increase risks, especially if the document is misused or if a transaction is already underway.

The safest approach is to:
- immediately report the loss,
- begin legal documentation,
- and secure certified replacements as early as possible.
The Bottom Line

Losing your original sale deed can feel catastrophic, especially when a property sale is involved. But in most cases, the issue is legally manageable.

With proper documentation, FIR filing, certified copies, public notices, and legal verification, property owners in India can still complete property transactions legally and safely.

For homeowners — particularly NRIs managing property remotely — the key lies in acting quickly, maintaining transparency, and following the correct legal process before proceeding with a sale.

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June 30, 2026
Invertis University Advances Career-Readiness Through Industry-Led Initiatives

From Uttar Pradesh’s First LinkedIn Experience Zone to Industry Immersion and Personalized Mentoring, Invertis University Is Building an Employability-Focused Learning Ecosystem

Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh) [India], June 30: As industries become increasingly technology-driven, employers are looking beyond academic performance for graduates who possess practical skills, digital proficiency, adaptability, and workplace confidence. Recognizing this shift, Invertis University, Bareilly, has built a learning ecosystem that integrates career-readiness into every stage of a student’s academic journey.

Recognized among the leading private universities in Bareilly, the University is bridging the gap between education and employability through industry-led learning, mentorship, and experiential exposure.

Industry-Led Learning Meets Digital Career Development

A major milestone in this journey was the launch of Uttar Pradesh’s First LinkedIn Experience Zone in April 2026 under the guidance of Hon’ble Chancellor Dr. Umesh Gautam and Hon’ble Pro-Chancellor Mr. Parth Gautam. The Experience Zone helps students build skills in personal branding, networking, interview preparation, AI learning, career planning, and workplace communication from the first year itself.

Students also receive access to 16,000+ LinkedIn Learning courses, enabling them to earn industry-recognized certifications in AI, leadership, business communication, and emerging technologies. This learning is complemented by the Student Success Network Program (SSNP), where faculty mentoring, peer learning, study circles, and professional skill workshops provide continuous academic and career guidance.

Preparing Students for the Workplace

The Corporate Resource Centre (CRC) connects students with internships, corporate mentoring, and placement opportunities through resume building, aptitude training, mock interviews, HR conclaves, business simulations, and industry interactions. Students also benefit from certified experiential training worth ₹1.5 lakh through CSED and 100+ Value Added Courses focused on technical, professional, and employability skills.

As one of only three universities in India with an “Industry Inside Campus” model, Invertis further strengthens learning through Industry Immersion Programmes, giving students hands-on exposure to real business environments. The Invertis Innovation & Incubation Centre (III) also supports aspiring entrepreneurs through startup mentoring, business guidance, and networking opportunities.

Strong Outcomes Backed by Industry Connect

The University’s career-focused ecosystem is further enriched through 25+ Global Knowledge Partners, paid international internships, international student exchange programmes, and a 70+ acre hi-tech campus that supports practical learning.

These initiatives have translated into measurable outcomes, including 30,000+ placement offers, 1,200+ recruiters, a 92% Placement Success Rate in 2025, and the highest package of ₹41.7 LPA. Supported by up to 100% merit-based scholarships worth ₹10 crore annually, Invertis University continues to strengthen its position as one of the best universities in Bareilly, preparing students with the skills, confidence, and industry exposure needed to succeed in an evolving global workforce.

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June 30, 2026
Best Proxy Comparison Tool: How ProxyPlox Shows the Real Cost Before You Buy
New Delhi [India], June 30: Anyone who has shopped for proxies knows the odd experience of lining up two providers and still having no clue which one is cheaper. One charges by the gigabyte. The next charges per IP per month. A third quotes a price for every thousand successful requests, and a fourth folds the whole thing into a subscription with a monthly minimum you only notice at checkout. The same job can look ten times more expensive or ten times cheaper depending on which number happens to catch your eye first.

That gap between the advertised price and the bill you actually pay is the reason ProxyPlox exists. It is a comparison platform that tracks more than ninety proxy providers and answers a single, practical question: for the work you are doing, who is genuinely the cheapest, and who only looks cheap until you read the fine print.

Why Proxy Pricing Is So Hard to Compare

The proxy market runs on at least four different pricing models at the same time. Most residential, datacenter and mobile proxies are sold per gigabyte. Static residential and dedicated datacenter IPs are usually rented per IP per month. Managed scraping and search APIs charge per thousand requests. On top of that, almost every plan layers on its own quirks. Traffic that expires at the end of the month. Minimum spends. Country or city targeting sold as a paid extra. Promo codes that quietly rewrite the math.

The result is that the lowest sticker price is rarely the lowest real cost. A clean pool at a dollar a gigabyte can beat a fifty cent pool that gets blocked half the time, because the number that actually matters is cost per successful request, not the figure printed on the pricing page. People who buy proxies for a living have been saying this for years. The trouble is that working it out by hand, across dozens of providers and hundreds of plans, is tedious enough that most buyers just guess and hope.

A Market That Got Bigger and Murkier in 2026

This would be a smaller problem if the market itself were small. It is not. Demand for web data has climbed steadily, with the web scraping software market worth roughly $568 million in 2024 and on a path that analysts at Verified Market Research expect to pass $1.6 billion by 2031. Automated traffic now makes up more than half of everything moving across the internet, according to Imperva’s bad bot reporting. Where there is that much demand, suppliers follow, and there are now dozens of them competing on increasingly identical marketing claims.

Trust got harder too. In January 2026, Google Cloud dismantled IPIDEA, at the time the largest residential proxy network in the world. The takedown wiped out millions of exit nodes and revealed that several separate proxy brands had been quietly reselling the very same pool of compromised devices. The lesson landed fast across the industry. Buying a proxy service based on its claimed pool size tells you almost nothing about what you are really getting. Add the regulatory attention now falling on how residential IPs are sourced, and it becomes clear why a buyer needs more than a vendor’s own homepage to make a sensible decision.

What ProxyPlox Actually Does

ProxyPlox starts from your usage rather than the provider’s headline. You tell it how much you need, measured in pages to scrape, in bandwidth, or in number of IPs, and it estimates the real monthly cost of every provider for that exact workload. The page math assumes an average page weight of 250 kilobytes, and the calculator folds in bundle pricing and any active promo codes so the comparison stays like for like.

Behind that estimate sits a fair amount of groundwork. The platform currently tracks 92 providers across 1,251 individual pricing plans and 74 product categories, and it has analyzed 25,029 outside reviews to fold reputation into the picture. Rankings are not built on price alone. They weigh the effective cost for your usage alongside network size, country coverage, protocol support, independent review scores, and the quality of support. The pricing data is refreshed continuously, and the rankings recompute whenever the underlying numbers move.

There Is No Single Best Proxy, and That Is the Point

Ask ProxyPlox to compare a high volume scraping workload and it does not hand back one winner. It hands back several, because the word “best” means different things to different buyers. For one sample workload the platform might surface SimplyNode as the strongest overall pick at around $11.25 a month, Proxy6 as the outright cheapest at $0.26, Proxiware as the highest rated option at $2.25, and anyIP as the most reliable at $25. Same workload, four very different answers, and a spread of nearly a hundred to one between the cheapest and the most expensive.

That spread is the whole argument for using a calculator instead of a static top ten list. A provider that is perfect for someone running a handful of stealth accounts can be a poor and pricey fit for someone crawling millions of product pages. By putting the trade off in plain sight, the tool lets you optimize for the thing you actually care about, whether that is raw price, reliability, review scores, or a free plan to test with before committing a cent.

Proxy Types, Use Cases, and Honest Rankings

Under the hood, proxies come in a few flavors, and ProxyPlox lets you compare within each one as well as across them:
- Residential proxies route through real home connections and are the hardest to detect, which makes them the default for strongly protected targets.
- ISP, or static residential, proxies pair datacenter speed with residential trust and suit logged in sessions that need a stable address.
- Mobile proxies use real cellular IPs and carry the most trust for the strictest sites.
- Datacenter proxies are fast and cheap, and remain the sensible choice for sites that do not fight back.
The site also organizes everything by the job you are trying to get done, with dedicated guides for web scraping, SEO and rank tracking, sneaker and ticket buying, social media automation, managing multiple accounts, streaming, gaming, and targeting by country. If you arrive knowing only “I need US residential IPs for Instagram,” there is a path built for exactly that.

On the question every comparison site eventually has to answer, ProxyPlox is upfront. Some of its outbound links are affiliate links that may earn it a commission. Its stated position is that the methodology is fixed and published, applied identically to every provider, and that sponsored placements are clearly labeled and never move a score. It also repeats the advice any honest reviewer should give. Prices in this market change often, so confirm the current rate on the provider’s own site before you pay for anything.

About ProxyPlox

ProxyPlox is an independent proxy comparison platform that prices more than ninety providers against your real usage rather than their advertised starting price. You can compare providers by pages, bandwidth, IP count, or free plans, run providers head to head, and read the full ranking methodology, all at ProxyPlox.

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June 30, 2026
SBSU Students Experience Holistic Learning Through Research, NCC, and Industry Exposure

Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], June 30: Modern education extends beyond classrooms, preparing students with practical skills, leadership qualities, and real-world exposure. At Sardar Bhagwan Singh University (SBSU), Dehradun, experiential learning is a core part of the academic journey, enabling students to develop both professionally and personally.

In May 2026, SBSU organized two impactful educational initiatives that reflected this commitment. While one group of students explored leadership and discipline at the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun, another gained hands-on scientific exposure through a visit to the Pharmacology Laboratory at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology. These experiences reinforced the University’s belief that meaningful learning happens when students engage with real-world environments.

Leadership Through NCC

Twenty-six NCC cadets from SBSU participated in the IMA Darshan Programme, where they experienced the culture of discipline, leadership, and service that defines the Indian Military Academy. Students attended motivational sessions, visited the academy museum, observed military equipment, and participated in a wreath-laying ceremony.

The visit helped students understand the values of teamwork, resilience, integrity, and responsibility while reinforcing SBSU’s focus on developing confident leaders and responsible citizens.

Practical Research Exposure

Students from the B.Sc. and M.Sc. Microbiology programmes visited the Pharmacology Laboratory, where they observed laboratory methodologies, drug testing procedures, research protocols, and scientific experimentation. The visit helped students connect classroom concepts with practical applications in pharmaceutical research and healthcare, preparing them for careers in research, biotechnology, and allied sciences.

Experiential Learning Beyond the Classroom

These visits are part of SBSU’s broader commitment to experiential education. Throughout the year, students participate in industrial visits, research exposures, and institutional interactions that bridge the gap between academics and industry.

Recent educational visits include the Forest Research Institute (FRI), Patanjali Organic Research Institute, Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), and the IMA Blood Bank, where students gained practical exposure to environmental research, advanced laboratory technologies, meteorology, and clinical laboratory operations. These initiatives ensure students graduate with practical knowledge alongside academic excellence.

Holistic Development and Career Readiness

Beyond academics, SBSU promotes holistic development through its active NCC ecosystem and sports initiatives. The University has celebrated several NCC achievements, including successful qualification of cadets in the IGC Examination and hosting large-scale NCC training camps focused on leadership, disaster management, cyber security, and women empowerment.

Backed by 32+ years of academic excellence, ₹2+ crore in research funding, 30+ government-funded projects, 50+ patents, 70+ faculty members, 500+ recruiters, and a 90%+ placement record, SBSU provides students with a strong academic and industry-oriented ecosystem. An alumni network of over 11,000 graduates further reflects the University’s commitment to career success.

By combining experiential learning, research, leadership development, industry exposure, and strong placement support, SBSU continues to prepare students not only for successful careers but also for meaningful and impactful lives.

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June 30, 2026
From Three Days of Chaos to Five Minutes of Done: The New Way India Moves

Amit Kumar Agarwal, cofounder and CEO of NoBroker

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 30: Not very long ago, moving to a new city meant at least three to four days of work before a single box was packed. You would ask neighbours for recommendations, call numbers that went unanswered, get quotes over the phone that meant nothing because you had no way to verify them, and eventually pick someone based on gut feeling and hope. And then you would spend the entire moving day anxious, watching strangers handle your belongings with no idea what would happen if something broke.

That was not an unusual experience. That was just how moving worked in India. For many people, that broken first encounter with an unverified mover becomes their very first memory of a new city, which is a problem no one should have to live with.

It does not have to work that way anymore.

An Industry That Grew Without Growing Up

India’s relocation industry is enormous, and it has been growing fast. The sector is valued at 90,000 crore and facilitates over 8.2 million moves every year, including 6.2 million household relocations and 2 million commercial moves. More people are moving cities than ever before, for jobs, for opportunities, for a fresh start. And yet for most of its history, this industry operated almost entirely on informal trust. Unverified vendors, verbal commitments, no receipts, no accountability, and no one to call if your television arrived in pieces.

This is not a new problem. For generations, the packers and movers sector has been one of the most unorganised parts of India’s economy. Thousands of small operators make up the bulk of the market, and the vast majority of them offer no verification, no proper documentation, and no accountability when things go wrong. This market has long needed not just improvement but real disruption.

The industry grew in size but not in structure. The majority of the market remained unorganised, leaving customers with no reliable way to know who they were trusting with their belongings. People kept paying the price for that gap, in damaged goods, in broken timelines, and in the exhausting process of just finding someone trustworthy to call. NoBroker Packers and Movers saw that gap clearly and decided to fix it, not with a workaround, but by rebuilding the experience from the ground up. As India’s largest packers and movers aggregator, it has streamlined a market that was highly unorganised, having done what the industry could not do on its own, bringing structure, transparency, and accountability to every move it handles. The platform has completed over 15 lakh plus successful shifts.

The Booking That Used to Take Days Now Takes Minutes

The single biggest change NoBroker Packers and Movers brought to this experience is not just foolproof packing materials and the trained staff, though those matter enormously. It is time. The time it used to take just to find and confirm a mover has collapsed from days to minutes.

You open the app, select whether you are moving within the city or between cities, fill in your details, add your inventory, review the pricing, and confirm. The entire booking is done. A dedicated Quality Service Expert is assigned to your move. The team shows up on the date you chose. Packs everything meticulously and delivers it all intact. That is the whole process. NoBroker Packers and Movers completes 800 movements on average every single day, which means the process behind your move has been refined across a scale very few can match.

Customers using digital platforms report 32% higher satisfaction scores and 28% lower costs, attributable to the pricing transparency absent from the unorganised segment. The numbers reflect something simple. When people know exactly what they are paying for and why, the experience of moving changes entirely.

“Moving homes marks the beginning of a new chapter in people’s lives, and that experience should be defined by excitement, not uncertainty. At NoBroker Packers and Movers, our focus has been on bringing structure, transparency, and accountability to an industry that has operated informally for decades. By combining technology with trusted service, we’re making relocation faster, safer, and completely hassle-free for millions of Indians.”
– Amit Kumar Agarwal, Co-founder & CEO, NoBroker

The Generation That Expects Better

There is also a bigger shift happening in who is moving and what they expect. Millennials are now driving a large share of India’s internal migration. This is a generation that has watched technology change every part of their daily life, from booking travel to ordering food to managing money. They expect moving the same way. Book through an app, see a clear price upfront, and have someone accountable if anything goes wrong. An informal operator with no digital presence and no documentation simply does not meet that bar anymore.

Behind millennials is a generation that has grown up entirely online. Gen Z consumers have never booked anything by calling an unknown number and taking a verbal quote on trust. They expect to track their move in real time, raise a concern through a platform, and get it resolved without having to chase anyone. The share of moves booked through online platforms has been growing sharply year on year, and that trend is only going to continue.

This is exactly the environment where an organised, technology-first aggregator like NoBroker Packers and Movers has the most to offer. The market is large, it is underserved by professional players, and the consumers doing the moving are actively looking for a better option. The opportunity for organised players in this space is significant and it is only getting larger.

What Organised Actually Looks Like

NoBroker Packers and Movers operates in 100-plus cities and more than 10,000 localities across India, bringing organised and professional house shifting services to customers at their doorstep. That scale is not just a number. It means that whether you are moving from Bengaluru to

Mumbai, from Pune to Delhi, or within your own city, the same standard of service applies. The same verified partners, the same packing protocol, the same accountability.

Every item is packed according to what it actually needs. Bubble wrap for screens and glassware. Cardboard boxes for personal items. Stretch wrap for furniture. Strong adhesive tape on every box. Every fragile item is flagged. Every box is labelled. The person handling your monitor knows it costs six months of savings. The entire process is built around providing a hassle-free experience.

A dedicated Quality Service Expert coordinates every step from packing through delivery. You always know what is happening and who is responsible. There are no random vendors showing up with no clear chain of command. There is one point of contact, one process, and one standard that the team follows.

The Promise That Makes It Real

The part of this that matters most is also the simplest. NoBroker Packers and Movers offers 100% damage and delay protection. Any damage. Any delay. They pay. That is not a clause buried in fine print. It is the foundation of how the service operates.

For anyone who has ever opened a box in a new city to find something broken with no one to call, this changes everything. It is the difference between hope and accountability. And it is the reason customers who use the service once tend to use it again the next time they move.

The Move That Used to Define Stress

Moving cities is still an emotional experience. Leaving a place you know, arriving somewhere new, carrying the things that hold your life together from one chapter to the next. None of those changes. What changes is the operational weight of it.

The three days of calling strangers and negotiating blind are gone. The anxiety of watching unverified people load your belongings onto a truck with no paper trail is gone. The dread of opening boxes in a new city is replaced by the confidence that comes from knowing the platform behind your move stands behind every item in it.

The relocation market is projected to expand, driven by urbanisation, corporate expansion, and the accelerating shift toward technology-enabled booking platforms. India is moving more than it ever has. The generation doing the moving has grown up expecting things to work the way everything else in their life works, quickly, transparently, and with someone accountable on the other end.

NoBroker Packers and Movers is built for exactly that expectation. The move that used to take weeks of stress now takes a form, a confirmation, and a team that shows up on time. The stuff

that matters to you gets there safely. And the next time you move, because for this generation there always is a next time, the process is just as ready as you are.

“Moving homes marks the beginning of a new chapter in people’s lives, and that experience should be defined by excitement, not uncertainty. At NoBroker Packers and Movers, our focus has been on bringing structure, transparency, and accountability to an industry that has operated informally for decades. By combining technology with trusted service, we’re making relocation faster, safer, and completely hassle-free for millions of Indians.”
– Amit Kumar Agarwal, Co-founder & CEO, NoBroker

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June 30, 2026